Charlton also, like Boylston, has an OK report as well. Nothing to write home about if you're a seller though. Let's see
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Prices are actually down - by $1/ sq foot, but …
View MoreCharlton looks to me like the first real spring report. Charlton has been an interesting town to watch, because it's a Worcester suburb - more a function of Worcester's market than Boston - and has plenty of land for new construction. In fact …
View MoreCharlton comes in with a slightly lower HSI, but a higher $/sq foot, so whatever trend we had going in the last two reports seems to have stopped. Charlton hadn't run so high, price wise, so there was less pulling back I …
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Let's check in with Charlton, which continues to impress with an HSI at 114, a new record. As elsewhere, the steady pressure on the number of homes for sale has resulted in price pressures, and we see that Charlton has …
View MoreOK, let's check in out to the West and South, see what we have in the Charlton real estate market.
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Home Sales outpacing actives puts pressure on prices - and we have that in home sales in Charlton |
Off the bat, we …
View MoreCertainly this spring is looking like the big moves have finally come to the far western burbs, as the last area of value is getting traffic and offers. When the number of houses for sale falls, people get impatient, and typically start looking …
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On to Charlton, where we see the real estate market has improved to a record according to the HSI, which checks in at 73.
The story in Charlton is one of falling inventory. Charlton was one town that did very …
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Charlton is seeing a good seasonal bump from all the August closings, and (so far) a tepid fall market with lower inventories. There's not much change here, but there's a little. If there was less new construction, the market might …
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OK, Here's our historical chart for Charlton:
Lots of cool stuff to talk about in this report. At first glance, one might look at the HSI and say, "Things are getting worse in Charlton!" But I don …
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The market in Charlton looks about the same, it hasn't changed significantly since the last report. The market time of solds is solid, if not stunning. The HSI moved a shade up, but I think the falling $/sq foot metric shows that …
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